Shah Rukh Khan has always been the OG heartthrob of Bollywood. Known as one of the most beloved actors, he embodies the perfect man both on and off screen. Here are five reasons why King Khan is the ultimate green flag.
He Deeply Respects Women
The actor has always spoken about the importance of treating women with respect. During a Q&A on social media, when a fan asked how to woo a woman using the slang word 'patana', SRK shut it down, replying: "Start with not using the word 'Patana' for a girl. Try with more respect, gentleness, and respect." In another press conference, he said: "Be gentle with a lady, be courteous and extremely respectful... Do not ever disrespect a woman. There is no conquering a woman; there's only having a partner in a woman."
He Prioritizes Kindness Over All Else
SRK focuses on respecting others and diffusing situations with humor. In 1991, after losing his mother and while still dating Gauri, he told Stardust magazine: "I have a personal life. I have friends, a girlfriend, uncle, aunt, sister. They are the most important people in my life."
Unwavering Love and Support for Gauri Khan
Married since 1991, SRK and Gauri share a relationship built on respect. He told Indian Express: "I’ve been married for 30 years — I’ve never looked into my wife’s purse. I still knock on the bedroom door if she’s changing; I knock on my daughter’s bedroom door. They know it’s me, but this is their space."
He Treats Fans with Utmost Respect
Despite being swarmed by fans, SRK remains humble. Last year, when fans gathered at his home Mannat, he posted: "Have been advised by authorities that I will not be able to step out and greet you... My deepest apologies... It is for the overall safety of everyone due to crowd control issues. Thank you for understanding. Love u all."
A Great Role Model to His Children
SRK protects his children from the glitzy life, ensuring they get a proper education. In an Indian Express interview, he said: "I teach my 21-year-old son that disrespecting a person is not okay. I’m talking about basic respect." He has also been vocal about not allowing his children to act until they completed their education.
